NARR-certified sober living, state by state

Recovery residences are certified by each state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences — FARR in Florida, GARR in Georgia, MASH in Massachusetts, WAQRR in Washington, and so on. Pick a state to see the homes in this directory that report certification.

Certified sober living by state

AARR-certified homes in Alabama AzRHA-certified homes in Arizona CCAPP-certified homes in California CARR-certified homes in Colorado CTARR-certified homes in Connecticut FSARR-certified homes in Delaware FARR-certified homes in Florida GARR-certified homes in Georgia IAEC-certified homes in Illinois INARR-certified homes in Indiana KYARR-certified homes in Kentucky MARR-certified homes in Maine MASH-certified homes in Massachusetts MICHARR-certified homes in Michigan MASH-certified homes in Minnesota MCRSP-certified homes in Missouri RAM-certified homes in Montana NHCORR-certified homes in New Hampshire NYSARR-certified homes in New York NCARR-certified homes in North Carolina ORH-certified homes in Ohio OKARR-certified homes in Oklahoma MHACBO-certified homes in Oregon PARR-certified homes in Pennsylvania RICARES-certified homes in Rhode Island SCARR-certified homes in South Carolina TNARR-certified homes in Tennessee TROHN-certified homes in Texas VTARR-certified homes in Vermont VARR-certified homes in Virginia WAQRR-certified homes in Washington WVARR-certified homes in West Virginia WASH-certified homes in Wisconsin

Certification means a home has agreed to recognized standards for safe housing, ethical operations and resident protections. It is voluntary and it can lapse, so treat it as a strong signal rather than a guarantee, and confirm a home's current status with the affiliate before you move in. How FARR and NARR certification works →